The resume is your key to the employment office door. It is what gets you the interview that gets you the job. It’s a declaration of what you can do and why you would be the best candidate for that job.

Describing your skills on your resume can be tough, without being obnoxious or even boring. There is an art to effectively conveying your skill set to your potential employers without boring them or even having them misinterpret.

Most people are familiar with the importance of a well-constructed resume and put a fair amount of time into creating one. But just as important is the cover letter that accompanies and introduces your resume.